Apple iOS Devices
Built-In Settings
Screen Time
Apple’s latest versions of iOS (from version 12) include settings for controlling app installations, limiting usage per app, and restricting adult content. Apple’s instructions for setup are found here: Screen Time
Screen Passcode
Set up a passcode on your device to keep children from accessing the device or its settings.
Apple’s Instructions: Link
Apple Music
Set Up Parental Controls in Apple Music: Link
Apps
Qustodio (Filter)
Net Nanny (Filter)
In addition to filtering content, Net Nanny allows you set set time limits on app use, set up separate user accounts, and mask text-based profanity. It works on Windows, Android, MacOS, and iOS.
Net Nanny Website: Link
iOS App Store (Parent App): Link
iOS App Store (Child App): Link
Installation and FAQ: Link
Covenant Eyes (Accountability Software & Filter)
Covenant Eyes filters and sends reports, but the main idea behind this app is to promote accountability to another person. By sending web usage reports to another individual (who uses teh Victory App), it provides an opportunity to have a discussion on proper internet usage. Covenant Eyes has apps for Windows, Android, MacOS, and iOS.
Covenant Eyes Website: Link
iOS App Store: Link
iOS App Store (Victory App): Link
iOS Installation Instructions: Link
Protect Young Eyes has done some very in-depth research on iPhone filters, comparing and contrasting thirteen different filters. See the research here: Link